I attempted to interact directly with LabCorp regarding this issue. They refused several times to work with me, citing that I was not the customer, my prospective employer was. I finally was able to interact with someone human, who agreed that my medical information was still protected by HIPPA, and, in fact, still MINE, that I had a right to be told the disposition of my own urine sample. That individual confirmed my identify with three identifiers (the accepted, usual and customary method for determining someone's identity over the telephone). She then revealed that my drug screen, showing a negative result (meaning that I was drug free for all you individuals who cited my story as "***") and that it had been tested within 12 hours of my visit there, but was not posted immediately and was not made available to the client though it was unclear why. Interesting since I had to wait more than 3 weeks to find this information. I would like to add that many people come here to flag individual stories about other's experiences with this company. They make disparaging statements about the people with stories and make assumptions that everyone with a story to tell is really just a drug addict angry because they can't pass a wiz-quiz. The truth is, unethical practices go on all the time. Just because something is outside your experience does not mean it can't have ever happened. I was set back financially because of the laziness of one staff member who neglected to post the results of my exam in a timely manner. I don't doubt the individuals who endure much more than this and I'm glad my school does not use this unethical company for our routine screenings.